The Story Behind The Dark Cherry Mimosa
The perfect way to celebrate your Saturday morning (or Tuesday afternoon) is with a fun twist on a Mimosa. Tart grapefruit juice offsets the cherry syrup in this easy, three-ingredient cocktail that’s built right in the glass.
If you love classic cocktails it’s worth investing in quality Maraschino cherries, like Luxardo.
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The Sparkling Raspberry Royale:
Fruit jam gives this Champagne cocktail a fresh kick and lovely color, while citrus, bubbles, and Old Tom gin complete the drink.
The Death in the Afternoon:
Presumably named after Hemingway's 1932 non-fiction book of the same name, the Death in the Afternoon is as easy to make as it is to enjoy.
The False Alarm Recipe:
This recipe from Ivy Mix's "Spirits of Latin America" starts with Peruvian pisco and adds Campari, lemon juice, raspberry syrup, and Champagne.
The Mixed Berry Sparkling Lemonade Recipe:
The berries, lemonade and vodka meld together for a deliciously refreshing treat that’s heightened when you top it off with bubbly Champagne.
The Watermelon Spritz Recipe:
Made with watermelon juice, tequila, aloe liqueur, grenadine, and sparkling rosé, the Watermelon Spritz is the perfect aperitif to start a large meal.
The Saon 75 Recipe:
The French 75 is one of the most revered classic cocktails. Switch it up by substituting a complex Calvados in place of the traditional gin.
